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Do you know the hidden secrets behind the rare paints used in the world's most famous paintings?
When we admire world-famous paintings, we are always amazed by the charm and painting skills of these paintings. Especially the use of color in them always gives an indescribable mystery. Some of the paints used in these paintings are very difficult to buy in the market. Today I am going to talk about the dark history of the world's most famous paintings, and one of the most controversial pigments, the mummy brown pigment, which was extracted from mummies. Because the emergence of this pigment, also led to a significant reduction in the number of mummies in the world, it is said that the better the flesh of the mummies made out of the mummy brown is fuller and shinier. So what are the famous paintings that use these colors? Can it bring unexpected effects?
By Deljewitzki4 years ago in Earth
Carbon pools, you know? The largest carbon reservoir on earth is actually under our feet
Most of the carbon on Earth is probably located in the outer core of our planet. This finding may explain the difference in core mass.
By Su Wei Li4 years ago in Earth
The most common and simplest international measure of obesity and health is actually not applicable to everyone?
Sometimes when I look through my circle of friends, I find that one type of content is becoming more and more common. That is fitness. Most girls do yoga and running, most guys do rollerblades and spinning bikes. Some of them even post their results after training. To be honest, I admire these people. They stuck to their fitness and achieved results. What I admire most are some of the students who were overweight at school and they made a complete difference.
By De pepper4 years ago in Earth
The difference between sodium carbonate and sodium bicarbonate, life is not afraid to use the wrong, production use to be careful
A friend recently started to get into the food sector and decided to make a career out of it. I was a bit surprised to hear this news. "Don't you just like to eat and are too lazy to cook? How can takeaway make you happy?" He said he should still do it. He wanted to eat and cook for himself, to be healthy and hygienic. By the look on his face, I thought something was wrong with him. "What's wrong with you?" He smiled and asked me what the difference was between soda and baking soda.
By Paul Weiest4 years ago in Earth
Why explore outer planets and aliens? To reflect and thus avoid the same catastrophe on Earth
When night falls, do you look up at the stars? Looking at the bright stars and stars, do you ever wonder if there are aliens on other planets in the universe? Everyone has curiosity. Although their curiosity is different, I believe that curiosity about the universe and aliens is more or less present. It just depends on whether there is sustained interest. If aliens are proven to exist one day, I believe it will still shock everyone.
By Stajila4 years ago in Earth
Good division of latitude and longitude, easy global positioning, we have him to thank for that!
Now we open a map software, type in a name, and find the place we want to go. But not every place can be searched. But fear not, we have another way to locate our destination, and that is by entering the latitude and longitude. As long as we know the latitude and longitude, we can locate any place in the world. But it doesn't work until 120 AD. Because in 120 AD, latitude and longitude were created. This man was Claudius Ptolemy.
By De pepper4 years ago in Earth
Is it true that left-handed people are smarter? Unfortunately, the reality is not so rosy and even a bit tragic
A friend was in a relationship and asked a few people out. I guessed he was going to get drunk and asked everyone to stay with him. To my surprise, when we arrived at his house, he was stable, even calm, just a normal person. While chatting with everyone over tea, he only mentioned that he had lost his love, "I have given up on my life". After hearing that, we consciously stopped talking about it.
By Sukkning4 years ago in Earth
It's not just about throwing things away, it's an aesthetic way of thinking that can guide your life
A friend was in a relationship and asked a few people out. I guessed he was going to get drunk and asked everyone to stay with him. To my surprise, when we arrived at his house, he was stable, even calm, just a normal person. While chatting with everyone over tea, he only mentioned that he had lost his love, "I have given up on my life". After hearing that, we consciously stopped talking about it.
By Derwall Don4 years ago in Earth
The reasons why your fridge freezes are revealed, stop making your fridge power hungry and useless
Cleaning is something that every family has to do. While talking to a friend, we got to talking about a common problem. It is the tendency for the fridge to freeze. This problem can be encountered from time to time. When you open the fridge for three or two days, you will find ice.
By Roseto4 years ago in Earth
Musk, known as "God", didn't have a special childhood, but defined his special life
When you hear the name Musk, you think of driverless cars, rockets, Mars, and brain-machine interfaces. It's been called the Iron Man of our time, and some even call him a god. The praise for him is innumerable. But the childhood of such a highly revered man was not so smooth.
By Aliser4 years ago in Earth
Artificial rainfall to conquer nature? Despite the benefits, man cannot do as he pleases
Guangdong's little ones should be depressed these two days. The weather has been good, not too cold, not too hot, no wind or rain, even the temperature is close to summer. I thought we would have a sunny and warm year. But to my surprise, the weather forecast suddenly said that there would be moderate to heavy rain in the next two days. As expected, God's face changed as he said. (There is my summary of the article's highlights at the end of the article. If you are in a hurry, you can skip straight to the end to read the summary.)
By Lu Da4 years ago in Earth
A brief history of mankind: humans are animals, with close relatives being chimpanzees, gorillas and orangutans
We call ourselves higher animals. Compared to other animals, we humans are slightly more advanced. But the problem is that advanced animals are also animals. The so-called advanced is nothing more than us humans boasting about ourselves. So how did we humans make the transition from animals to advanced animals? This question has been studied and to this day there seems to be no clear and detailed answer, but that doesn't mean there isn't anything to this study.
By Hitchinson Metz4 years ago in Earth